Quantitative Researcher MCP Server: Managing Quantitative Research Environments Across Sessions via a Knowledge Graph-based MCP Server
What is the Quantitative Researcher MCP Server?
The Quantitative Researcher MCP Server is a tool designed to manage quantitative research environments through a knowledge graph that enables a structured representation of research projects, datasets, variables, hypotheses, statistical tests, models, and results.
How do I use the Quantitative Researcher MCP Server?
Users can start new research sessions, load entity-specific contexts, and manage their research knowledge through the Knowledge Graph through various commands, such as creating, deleting, and retrieving information from the Knowledge Graph.
Quantify the key features of the Researcher MCP server?
- Ongoing inter-session study of context
- Learning session management with unique IDs
- Hypothesis testing and follow-up
- Data set management and statistical analysis
- Data visualization and model performance monitoring
Quantitative Researcher MCP Server Use Cases
- Organization and follow-up of quantitative research projects
- Managing data sets and their descriptive statistics
- Record statistical analysis and results
- Visualize data relationships and discovery
FAQ from Quantitative Fellows MCP Server?
- Can I follow multiple research meetings?
Yes! Server allows you to maintain a structured knowledge graph across multiple sessions.
- Support for hypothesis testing?
Sure! You can track hypotheses and their associated tests and results.
- How do I visualize my data?
The server provides tools to record visualizations created from data sets and results.
